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Adam Brooks
Age 37
Fan for longer than I can remember. Especially after alcohol.

Best memories have to be the pre-match pint + pie while surrounded by the stench of piss behind the Bob Bank. Aah, the good old days.

Fav players are Lee Baddley (only joking) Phil Stant, Nathan Blake, Carl Dale, the awkward running style of Cohen Griffith, the Never Say Die attitude of Andy Legg, John Robinson + Gareth Ainsworth. Scott Young, Roger Johnson, Neil Alexander, Kevin McNaughton, Chris Burke + who can forget Big Leo.

name:PAUL
age:50
location:caerphilly
supporter since:late sixties
best ninian park memory,s:sadly watched toshacks last game scoring hat-trick against hull,then saw alan warboys score 4 against carlisle a few weeks later.
best players:brian clarke/don murray

Name: Ashley Murphy
Age: 19
Location: Holyhead
Supported Cardiff since 2000
Fav Player: Robert Earnshaw, Michael Chopra
Best Moment: Winning the shoot-out Play-off Semi-Final v Leicester

Name: Richard
Age: 21
Location: Port Talbot
Supporter since: all my life
Fav Player: Graham Kavanagh
Best Ninian Park memory : Scott Young's winner v Leeds

Name:John Morgan
Age:51
Location:Tonypandy
Supporter Since:Jan 4th 1969 v Arsenal FA cup (hence user name)
Fav All Time Player:(hes here hes there hes every f*****g where)Ronnie Bird,Ronnie Bird
Fav current Player:Super Kev McNaughton
Best Ninian Park memory:John Buchanans thunderbolt against the jacks Dec 1980

Name: Cameron McNeil
Age: 29
Location: Glenrothes, Fife, Scotland

Name: Cameron McNeil
Age: 29
Location: Glenrothes, Fife, Scotland

Poof

Name: Cameron McNeil
Age: 29
Location: Glenrothes, Fife, Scotland

Poof

You're the one sharing a room with me on Monday night!!!!!

STEVE LAWRENCE
age 50
hgv driver
supporter since 1971
fav city player.......willie anderson
best match.........leeds utd fa cup WE WON haha

Ryan Bowen
26
Carpenter
Graham kavanagh
Chopra scoring winner against the jacks in injury time

Name: Gareth
Age: 28
Location: Rathcoole, Northern Ireland.
Supporter since: 1995-96 (The first time i went to watch city)
Fav Player: Wayne O'sullivan, Joe ledley
Best memory: Andy Cambell's lob in the Play-off final against QPR

Name: Jonathan Couch
Live: Chester
Age: 31
Occupation: USA Product Manager for a travel company
Started supporting Cardiff City in 1993 (1st game Walsall at home, City won 2-0)
Favourite players: Andy Legg and Rob Earnshaw
Best Cardiff games: City winning 2-1 against Leeds Utd in the FA Cup, City winning 1-0 against Man City in the FA Cup, the FA Cup semi-final at Wembley and the 1-0 victory against QPR at the Millennium Stadium
Worst games: Losing to Stoke City in the play-offs, losing to Portsmouth in the FA Cup final and losing to Blackpool in the play-off final
Most disliked teams: Swansea City and Stoke City
Interesting point: My father (Alan Couch) played for the City under Jimmy Scoular during the late 60's & early 70's and was part of the FA Youth Cup finalist team that were defeated by Arsenal in the final

Name: 099 Sound system - can't give me real name, or the ex will find me
Age: 40 odd
Location: Maesteg
Supporter since: 91
Fav Player: Stantona
Best Ninian memory: Off the top of me head, probably the Leeds match

Name: Ashley
Occupation: Rail Track Repair
Age: 23
Location: Cardiff
Supporter since: around 1993
Fav Player: Kav, Andy Legg, Phil Stant
Best Ninian Park memory : Scott young's Goal against leeds followed by pitch invasion.
Worst Ninian Park memory: being a lad of about 6,7 swansea fans ripping up seats and chucking them into our stand

I once missed a coach home from sunderland and left my wallet and phone charger in my bag

Name: Ashley
Occupation: student
Age: 20
Location: Cardiff
Supporter since: 13 years (season ticket every year since supporting)
Fav Player: neil alexander , mcnaughton, mcphail, r johnson
Best Ninian Park memory : fa cup game v leeds!
Worst Ninian Park memory: play off semi's v stoke (as ali said somthing like wait for the players to come out to celebrate) end up losing

Name: Rob
Age: 24
Location: Caldicot
Supporter since: 1992 which was my first game i went too
Fav Player: Cohen Griffiths and Carl Dale
Best memory: Michael Chopras winning goal vs the jacks

Name: Elliot
Age: 17
Location:Bridgend
Occupation: Student (studying carpentry)
Supporter since: 2000 (i think)
Fav Player: Rob Earnshaw and now McNaughton
Best memory: Michael Chopras goal against the scum from the west

Leigh
Age:100
Location: Cardiff
Occupation:Entertainer
Supporter since:1971
Fav players: Phil Dwyer Tony Evans Michael Chopra
Best Memory: Peter Sayers goal against Spurs 76. Nathan Blake Man City. Chops the gypo's
Worst Memory: Play off V Stoke. Blackpool PF

Name: Mathew
Age: 24
Location: Bridgend
Supporter since: About 7 years old
Fav Player: Peter Schmeichel & Danny Gabbidon
Best Ninian Park memory : playing a small 5 a-side under 10's (ish) game at half time!

Name : Jez
Lives : Canton
Age : 22
Job : LLoyds Tsb Insurance
Supported Cardiff : Since the 90's
First game : No idea
Best Memory : Andy Campbell goal vs OPR( play off final) or 2-1 vs leeds Fa cup
Worse Memory : Blackpool playoff final. stoke play off semi final 2nd leg at ninian park( i cried when we lost)
Favourite Player In Time : Earnshaw

Name: Matt Fisher
Age: 30
From: Pontypridd
Occupation: Curently in the R.A.F. at St Athans, been in for almost 12 years
First Memories of Watching Cardiff: Going down to Ninian Park on a Tues night with my football team Hopkinstown Juniors
Best Memories : Andy Campbell v QPR in Playoff Final, Ponty Legend Scott Young scoring the winner against Leeds and starting their downfall, Chops scoring the winner against the Jacks last season and my little girl doing her first Ayatollah aged just 9 months old!!
Worst Memories : Losing to Stoke in the Playoffs, Losing to Portsmouth in the F.A. Cup and Losing to Blackpool last season.
Fav Players: Scott Young, Andy Legg and Kevin McNaughton

Name: Richard Marchant
Been watching City since 1992, first game a one nil win against Hereford
Fave City player all time Phil Stant
Season ticket holder in block 113 Canton Stand

Name: Blain
Age: 22
Location: Port Talbot
Supporter since: All my life
Fav player: Andy legg and Jay bothroyd
Best ninian park moment: Beating leeds 2-1 in the f.a cup


Blain Morgan - Port Talbot Bluebirds

Just registered.

We even have to pass a simple Maths question to join! Bet you wont see this on a Jacks MB, they would have no members!!

Name : Steve Smith
Age : 30
Location : Tonyrefail
Occupation : Finance
Supported Since :1990
Season Ticket Holder : Block 117
Fravorite Players : Roger Johnson, Michael Chopra
Fravorite Moment : Leeds Fa Cup

Nane: Terry
Location: Neath
Fan since: forever
Fav player: phil dwyer, Kev and jay
likes: honest people with honest opinions
Dislikes: Gunslingers, media gypos who quote everything they read on sites like its their own opinion..
BIGGEST PET HATE:: Got to be, domineering people who scream thier mouth off, and disregard anything else as trash, will not listen or even attempt comprimise, you know the type,, spell one word rong and you are forever dropped as a leg poster.
HOPE ITS NOT THE SAME ON HERE..

Name: Dafydd
Location: Glynneath
Age:18
Fan since: i was 12 i did support Chelsea but they went good and everyone started supporting them. so i followed my uncle and support the capital.
Fav player: Graham Kavanagh and Eddie johnson
Fravorite Moment: michael chopra winner against the caravan dwellers

Name:Luke Welch
Age:19
Location: Tongwynlais , Cardiff
Supported since 2004
Been Wembley Twice
Fav player: Johnson / Prior

Name: Paul
Age: 35
Location: Rhondda
Insurance Underwriter
Supporter since: 1982
Fav Player: Phil Stantona and Jason ‘Psycho’ Perry
Best Ninian Park memory : Knocking Leeds out of F.A Cup !!
Also two trips to Wembley!!!

[b]New Member
Name Steve Lewis
Age: 42
Followed The City since age of 10
Favourite Players: Phil SAS Stant, Rats, Andy Legg and Chops
Hometown: Trethomas, Near Caerphilly
Occupation: Regional Manager for a buying group for Pubs, Hotels etc.
Current Thoughts: Bring back Sam and his sheep! Sam injected a bit of Pride and fun into the club, which is badly needed again now.